German poultry farmers face tight regulations

22-06-2018 | |
Even for building a poultry house for organic production all rules and regulations have to be followed, even with the hens outside, air filtration has to be installed for the house itself. Photo: Dick van Doorn
Even for building a poultry house for organic production all rules and regulations have to be followed, even with the hens outside, air filtration has to be installed for the house itself. Photo: Dick van Doorn
Poultry farmers sometimes complain that the permit application process in their country is tricky. Organic poultry farm Zum Hebel from Germany experienced that first hand. Currently, Germany almost has impossible rules and regulations. In 1990 Anton zum Hebel (52) from the German town of Haren took over the farm of his parents. This involved a closed breeding establishment with some 70 sows and 60 to 80 acres of arable farming. An expansion in arable farming would need a massive investment, but


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Redacteur 1

Nathalie
Kinsley

Redacteur 2

Fabian
Brockötter

Redacteur 3

Tony
McDougal

Van Doorn
Dick Van Doorn Freelance Journalist
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